Pro Trader Explains Rolling Options to Avoid Losing Money

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[@pianojo6]

Thank you Henry! May I ask how to save a credit spread option trade when the stock is in the money? I have a Tesla credit spread that expired on 11/22, but both the Short and long legs are in the money now… so if I close now, I will lose all the money for the trade which is about $2,500. Do you have any advice or idea what I could do to save the trade? Thank you so much. I would really appreciate your advice.

[@exhilaration]

Great video! How do you determine if rolling puts is better vs getting assigned the shares and selling covered calls? Which would be more profitable?

[@curtabbott6032]

Couple of comments and questions. I mostly do credit put spreads. When I get into trouble, I roll down, out and spread. This has earned me credits, lowered strike price and bought me more time. So far it has worked. Thoughts? Also, if u are at max loss ITM on credit put spread….is there any logic/ benefit to rolling deeper in the money to keep collecting credits as your max loss would not change? I am working on simulations on this, but don’t have a conclusive answer.

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[@tiffanywiles5475]

Thanks for this video Henry! I don't have access to Robinhood in Canada so I didn't know Robinhood had 1 button to roll. But you confirmed my question that I need to buy back a covered call and then sell it again. Which is the same as rolling. Thanks again!

[@MetalBFG]

Thanks Henry! Great stuff as always. Would you consider making a video for people with smaller accounts like $10K? How can we run the wheel strategy without putting a huge chunk of our portfolio into one trade? Should we run credit spreads until the account is bigger? Thank you as always =)

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⠀ She helped me recover what I lost trying to trade myself

[@LuciaFlowersh]

Geraldine Ann Philip understanding the market indicators is impressive. She knows exactly when to enter and exit trades for maximum profits. her siignals are top notch

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That's amazing, I've seen different people talking about this Geraldine Ann, she must be a cool woman for people to talk this about her,how do you people earn money?

[@AngelPerez-nw5cd]

Hi, I sell calls and puts for income since 2020. What if I want to roll but I’ll take that loss and the new position I open is on another ticker? This will help on taxes instead of creating a wash.

[@money-hunter-1]

Rolling options is a game changer! This strategy really helps minimize losses while maximizing potential gains. Thanks for the clear breakdown!

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[@Arlingtongeorge]

I'm surprised that you just mentioned and recommended Charlotte Miller, I met her at a conference in 2018 and we have been working together ever since.

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I'm new at this, please how can I reach her?

[@sarapalin]

she's mostly on TikToks, using the user name

[@56jcarrier]

On a covered calls can you lose your shares before the expiration date when there in the money? Keep up the mentoring. Thanks

[@colinmackenzie4363]

Yes. Especially if the stock has a dividend payout coming.

[@gracetoohey7064]

Hi Henry! Do you have any videos about closing debit spreads?

[@terifong9816]

Henry, you have a good student here, I have rolled TSLA 250 puts about 3 times and finally paid off now, same thing for NVDA several times to protect my capital and collect extra premium

[@benohodmouad9876]

first of all thank you for these useful explanations .i have a question ,can you roll a losing iron condor position ?

[@malihachape]

Iron Condors are quite difficult to manage, rolling the entire trade may not worth it. I usually roll the untested side and make it a butterfly to minimize losses. For instance, XYZ is $100 and you setup iron condor 85/90 puts, and 110/115 calls. If XYZ runs to 120 and stays there, I would roll both puts up to 105/110 for some credit. Now you'd have puts 105/110 and calls 110/115. You are still losing but at least you minimized the loss. You can try broken wing butterfly, like roll puts to 100/115, but you are risking too much in case XYZ suddenly drops.

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[@mrmaschinaadventures]

Thanks Henry! Last month with SMH rolling my call spreads reversed a position that was $3k against me... Last week same with MSTR...I rolled it and waited for the retrace back OTM and got out at a profit...meanwhile when you roll you collect bigger premiums too... don't get me wrong of course you have to closely manage it and sometimes you still may lose. But people who just buy and hold either stocks or options are missing out on this hugely important strategy. One more point, selling on Friday seems better too because the theta burn seems higher into Mon & Tuesday......Cheers

[@anthonyvelarde97]

Great video bro! You’ve helped me out so much on my options journey. Thank you for your videos

[@corynoyes4096]

Been watching your videos for a while, I love your way of explaining relative option strategies based off of what the markets doing. 👍

[@RockyJaswani]

question. after we close the current position and decide to roll the position at a different strike, do we still get to keep the original premium we collected?

[@MemeTimeBetch]

Yes, you keep the original premium. But remember sometimes u don’t always get a credit on the new expiration date sometimes you have to pay to roll it. Depends on how far u roll and the price u pick.

[@RockyJaswani]

@@MemeTimeBetch great thank you

[@weiliwan]

How about wash sale situation?could it be hit for a losing bet? For example, sold $nvdl $85 Dec 6 call a week ago, but it soared.

[@ToadIToadi]

To say 'rolling options to avoid losing money' is a misleading statement. When you roll, you essentially close out the current position (which will lose money) and open up a new position. On an uptrend market, it is not wise to sell covered calls as the price can run away till the cow come home. e.g. TSLA, NVDA, PLTR. Not wise to sell covered calls for these stocks IMHO.

[@msdinba]

Genuine questions. New to options. If one rolls, and give up some of the prior premium, is that what you mean by losing money? Could one also see the roll as avoiding needing to give up 100 shares and at least getting some premium?

[@mrmaschinaadventures]

No it's not a misleading statement because by rolling, you are collecting additional premium keeping the position alive....

[@ToadIToadi]

@@msdinba Yes if the price stop climbing or reverse course. For stocks that are continuously rising, like TSLA now, you lose money on the way up while selling covered calls.

[@ToadIToadi]

@@mrmaschinaadventures While it's true that you keep your position alive while the stock price continue climbing, but it'll cost loads of money when you roll it, which is essentially buying back the original call at a very high price, then sell another call that is further out, and maybe at a different price. Ultimately, if the price of the stocks continue to climb at your next expiry date, you continue to lose more on that call.

[@mrmaschinaadventures]

My friend, yes you are closing the call at a very high price but also selling the new call at a higher price at the same strike...it's a wash, in fact if it's a credit it's an addnl gain even at a higher strike...I've done it several times...you are clenching more credit which buys you more time....of course if it doesn't reverse then you lose ...Cheers

[@chattingwithshap8010]

While rolling options can work, people need to understand that the initial premium you collected will be lost when you close out the option. Bottom line is you need to be okay selling a position if certain situations.

[@Stixs777]

Have a few 250-265 Sold calls on TSLA with this recent blow up to 322 whats the best play for rolling them? Expiring 11/15, 11/22, and some 12/20

[@Maddy-zs9md]

Following!

[@jimsherod8786]

You might consider letting the 12/20 expiration play out a bit. You can always roll it later. I'd roll the 11/15 and 11/22 now if you can. In the meantime, TSLA may self correct to the middle of the Bollinger bands by mid December since it is extremely overbought right now. I had options on TSLA that I sold when it was 240 for 270 (expired this last Friday, 11/8)... so I made about $20,000 and lost out on about $60,000 of potential gains. (ouch) But I'm considering selling cash secured puts at around $260 for about a month out since I think it will correct down... and if it doesn't I'll just pocket the premium. And, if I get assigned then I'll happily buy into TSLA again. Elon is going to be selling to divest himself if he gets a cabinet position which is going to make TSLA dip quite a bit in the short term. So watch for that if that happens. Long term, TSLA is golden. Such great potential. But short term is going to still be a volatile ride.

[@x40bject11]

You mean sold calls with the cover calls strategy? In that case try to keep rolling your contracts in the beginning of the week, to collect premium. But mostly likely you will lose your shares unless Tesla gets back down the gap between your strike and Tesla stock it’s big

[@ray-vf1hz]

Mine have been rolled to 2026 already. Strike price from 280 to 400

[@skateordiedev]

@@ray-vf1hz damn

[@JoshSD07]

Can you roll positions on a Put Credit Spread?

[@DAatDA]

Uncle Henry, can you show how to roll a deep in the money credit spread? Thank you sir

[@mjpyro2458]

What I do in these rolls when I dont want to lose my shares is roll it to the next week at the same strike while simultaneously buying some new shares to cover it at the same time. Your breakeven on the rolled calls will be higher than the ones you just bought thus guaranteeing you will not lose on the trade. Even if the stock tanks after you bought those new shares, they will still be sold ( called away) at that higher rolled breakeven. Had to do this several times with Nvidia.

[@lezcaz1223]

Do you profit with this Strat or just ensure you don’t lose shares? What the overall profit or loss?

[@WCNperformance]

This strategy would need more explanation because there are immediate questions. How many new shares are you buying to cover? If it's a large amount of shares relative to what's going to be called away, how much of your account is cash sitting around waiting for these situations? Or do you have a large cash amount that flows into your account on a weekly/monthly basis that you let sit for one of these situations and if the situation doesn't happen, then just invest normally? Is the return on this strategy truly better than if that cash was invested in the first place?

[@buythedip1]

I love selling covered calls, but in a bull market if everything's going up and something explodes like Nvidia or recently pltr it becomes hard to roll out your covered call and raise the strike price high enough to keep up plus you're will get more money potentially if they get taken away but you're tying up your money sometimes for three four extra months and if the stock price drops then the shares will not get called away but you did have the right to sell them at the higher price cuz you had them tied up in too many covered calls and I have done that so I know sometimes that doesn't work

[@Zdog97]

If you roll a call option up and out, won't the overall trade still be losing if the stock price stays above the new selected strike price?

[@eric78730]

Fantastic video! Thanks for sharing

[@karimnanji4163]

excellent.. thank you and absolutely the best life has to offer to you and yours.

[@Johnwestly-l6n]

My advice to new investors: Buy good companies stocks and hold them as long as they are good companies. Just do this and ignore the forecasts and market views which are at best entertaining but completely useless.

[@Jordan8568-l4u]

The key to big returns is not big moving stocks. It's managing risk in relationship to reward. Having the correct size on and turning your edge as many times as necessary to reach your goal. That holds true from long term investing to day trading.

[@davidrogers7603]

Can you or do you have a video on the tax side of options?

[@giaogiao8180]

I hav😂e question, i sell put enph 70 last week, rollthis week and today roll next week 70 too, i always het premium (&&), mean i take more money, but why i see p/l ytd is negative, thanks

[@RB-tl7dw]

It’s like you read my mind. I can’t wait to see this video.

[@morgansommo2563]

How do you roll a deep in the money call options for Tesla. I did a covered call for Tesla at 285 with a 11/29 exp date

[@murlokatan]

Can't find the link to the Discord server?

[@innovateandinvest]

I look forward to your videos every day man, good stuff

[@coryda]

Deep in the money c.calls at or below your cost basis, expirating far out can be difficult to roll.

[@danielmunoz-lifeideas5124]

not for cash accounts :( right?

[@wooorkkk4138]

How many times can we roll over options like that?

[@mgl455]

Explain the difference between debit & credit trades

[@medavide1449]

What if you're losing money on the option m

[@peterjwilson]

Many stocks have run away from me lately, making rolling impossible without paying a major debit. Still, I pay those debits depending on the case. PLTR, APP, POWL, AGX, TSLA, MSTR, and COIN all have run way beyond strike prices. This is the downside of covered calls. When you have a runner, the CC was not a good bet.

[@Maddy-zs9md]

Ugh, same. @henry any tips or tricks for when this happens?

[@ray-vf1hz]

roll out. my tsla cc has already been rolled to 2026

[@jgoemaat]

I don’t know what you mean by losing money with a runaway covered call if you mean, you could’ve had more gains If you never sold the call on your stock then I guess that’s true but are you saying you somehow lost money on a covered call cause I don’t think that’s possible. The price goes up. That is a risk profile of a covered call. You are capping your potential gains so there’s no way around that. You have to live with it and not be killing yourself. You could’ve made some more money that’s part of the game if you knew the stock was gonna shoot, you would’ve done a bull spread or something Else.

[@lee15938]

My TSLA cc is ITM so I need to roll this up and out. I've checked and if I roll this to 2026, I get a much higher strike and a credit. So this looks like a good way to "defer" the loss (if it expires ITM) to a later date.

[@peterjwilson]

@ you can roll out 12 to 24 months for even or maybe small debit or even a credit. But then you turning the stock down into dead money. I am doing this some what for stocks I am certain will be going up. For example on Tsla my cc is at $230 for March and now the stock is over $300. I can roll out into early 2026 at $300 strike. I consider getting the $70 gain a good return. I will lose out if Tsla still runs and of course if Tsla declines then more options may become available. Good luck.

[@showspotter]

still not sure how its basically free money at 9:00

[@johncarrol_6541]

Of all the different types of Options, which one do you most frequently trade?

[@dronesandstuff61]

Spent my whole life in the airline business. I don't trade them anymore. Too much can go wrong very quickly. We wake up tomorrow with another covid panic AAL (and other airlines) will be down 50 percent.

[@ANGILOQM]

Thanks for sharing

[@JD-kk6cl]

Thank you

[@williams.s7161]

Guys should i invest in tesla😊

[@saurabhkulkarni2177]

Well early assignment kills rolling

[@waltevans2862]

What about rolling one that’s out of the money like a lot of people are it doesn’t help if you’re in the money you gotta remember. Most of your listeners are small investors

[@PERDU888]

I have been selling calls on my PLTR leap for a year now but my problem now is my June 2025 leap has a $4400 profit but the last call I sold is a $33 strike and when I roll now out and up I can’t get a profit at 35 strike and don’t want to lose my big profit on my leap

[@macman231]

Sometimes with those trades it might just be time to close the whole thing and take the profit, or if you think the leap will keep running just bite it and close the short call with its big debit, its not fun when you cap your upside profits with certain strategies and then something blasts off, but its the game being played so you have to decide. Most likely its better to decide and take action before possibly getting assigned on the short call then having to decide under pressure.

[@PERDU888]

Thanks for the input

[@spike04771]

If I want to get assigned anyway why wouldn't I sell a put a year in advance to get the most premium possible?

[@macman231]

Possibly because selling puts every week or every month will bring in a ton more premium than just selling one a year out, go look at the premiums and do the math.

[@JulioGarcia-rn2lb]

even tho you collect a credit do you actually still realized a loss???

[@macman231]

If your roll requires you to buy to close at a higher price than you originally sold the option for, then yes, you now have a realized loss on the books, even though you collected a credit for the roll.

[@JulioGarcia-rn2lb]

@@macman231how does this make sense im new at this and when i rolled i realized 6k in losses. this is my scenario i had 24$ strike price on intel call, it went in the money i rolled to february with a credit of 2,000 and then it shows 6k loss on my realized gain section , why would i keep rollin if in going to loose money doin that can you explain?

[@ManishShah3]

The stock and options price in this videos are outdated.....not very helpful

[@bdml77]

Roll it whoa

[@macman231]

Why would you keep using that platform if they won't even allow you to roll a short call out and up, that is crazy especially with the size of your account.....no way would I be on there.

[@Talented3003]

👉 EXPLAIN ROLLING CREDIT SPREADS. It's basically the same thing but having a vid that I can send ppl to instead of me having to keep explaining it would help greatly.

[@mofuggly4303]

i wish i saw this video before letting 900 shares of HOOD get called away.

[@paulvalentin5417]

I have two 245 calls sold on Tesla expiring on Nov. 29, how cooked am I chat ?

[@michaelrubin1089]

Why are all the KZbin guys on robinhood? Feel like it loses their cred. Also this guy is rolling too freely

[@openletters8597]

Dark mode, please. Your videos blind my eyes.

[@bitcoinjesus420]

Yeah you better do a video on rolling options cause I know your ass is getting smoked and you’re losing out on soooooooooo much upside Mr. Covered Calls

[@lezcaz1223]

Brooo is lost in the sauce! Wow he’s losing all his shares see kids why everything that glitters ain’t gold! Just had this exact same convo with a colleague. Selling puts is very risky in Trump’s stock market 😂😂

[@LV-ei1ce]

Dude you are 30 and you ran around NYSE pit? you talk like you worked for 25 years lol

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